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Financial Crime Reporting Requirements in Burkina Faso Under Scrutiny

Burkina Faso’s compliance with financial crime reporting requirements has been evaluated, and the results are mixed. While the country scored well on several fronts, it fell short in others.

Assessing Risk and Applying a Risk-Based Approach

Burkina Faso implemented measures to identify and mitigate potential risks, demonstrating a strong understanding of risk assessment and application of a risk-based approach.

National Cooperation and Coordination

The country demonstrated effective collaboration between various agencies and institutions, ensuring seamless national cooperation and coordination.

Money Laundering Offence

Burkina Faso criminalized money laundering and established penalties for offenders, demonstrating its commitment to combating this serious crime.

Confiscation and Provisional Measures

While Burkina Faso made progress in this area, some limitations and weaknesses were identified, indicating room for improvement.

Terrorist Financing Offence

The country’s laws and regulations showed gaps in terms of its terrorist financing offence, highlighting the need for further development.

Burkina Faso demonstrated a strong understanding of targeted financial sanctions related to terrorism and terrorist financing, scoring well in this area.

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